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Climate Emergency and Environment Committee

In 2023, Council established the Section 41 Climate Emergency and Environment Committee (the Committee / CEEC); with the Terms of Reference reflecting the functions of the former Climate Emergency Advisory Committee (CEAC) and the Environmental Advisory Panel (EAP).

The Committee / CEEC has been established to:

  • provide leadership on and enable and actively support the achievement of Council's key priorities in relation to the climate change emergency, as declared by Council at its meeting of 16 December 2019;
  • provide environmental stewardship, including improving the resilience of ecosystems and the conservation and enhancement of Biodiversity, Waters and the Community and other objectives of Council's Environmental Action Plan; and in accordance with the Committee's Terms of Reference

Please refer to Agendas and Minutes below.

Committee Members
MembershipEndorsed date of
appointment		Council Resolution
Number		Term of
Appointment
Cr Milli Livingston20/2/23C23050Until conclusion of the 2026
LG Periodic Elections
Cr Lou Nicholson22/1/24C24016
Dr Kenn Fisher
(Independent Chairperson)		15/5/23C23191
Angela Nesci15/5/23C23191
Mark Laurie15/5/23C23191
Sally Roberts15/5/23C23191
Shen Mann15/5/23C23191
Tim Jones15/5/23C23191
Staff supportGeneral Manager CommunityPrincipal Officer Environmental
Strategy
Meeting Dates 2024

Meetings of the Committee / CEEC will be held every second month at the Alexandrina Council Office, 11 Cadell Street, Goolwa.

DateTimeLocation
Monday 5 February
(Followed by an informal
information session)		5.30 pm - 8:00 pmLarge Meeting Room
Tuesday 26 March5.30 pm - 8:00 pmLarge Meeting Room
Monday 3 June5.30 pm - 8:00 pmLarge Meeting Room
Monday 5 August5.30 pm - 8:00 pmLarge Meeting Room
Monday 30 September5.30 pm - 8:00 pmLarge Meeting Room
Monday 2 December5.30 pm - 8:00 pmLarge Meeting Room
Further Information

Further information on environmental stewardship is available on the Environment page.

To learn more about Council’s different climate change mitigation and adaptation strategies go to Council’s Climate Change page.

Council is also an active partner in the Resilient Hills & Coasts, a collaborative, cross-sector partnership between councils, Landscape Boards, Regional Development Australia and the South Australian Government, working to strengthen the resilience of our communities, economies and natural and built environments to a changing climate.

Superseded Committees

Please note the Climate Emergency Advisory Committee and the Environmental Advisory Panel have been superseded and replaced by the Climate Emergency and Environment Committee in 2023.

View the Archived Environmental Advisory Committee (EAP) Minutes from previous meetings.

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